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Slowdown in Auckland property market confirmed by latest figures

After seven years of constantly rising prices the housing market in Auckland, New Zealand, has seen the rate of price rises slowing, according to the latest data to be published. The signs of a slowing market have been there for some time, according to the figures from real estate firm Barfoot and Thompson, but the […] The post Slowdown in Auckland property market confirmed by latest figures appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Analysis suggests ban on lettings fees will not have major finance impact for landlords

Private sector landlords in the UK are not facing large extra costs due to the new ban on letting agent fees with the financial impact amounting to around £25 a month on average, according to new research. If letting agents pass on the cost to landlords it will amount to a loss of just 0.14% […] The post Analysis suggests ban on lettings fees will not have major finance impact for landlords appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Call for stamp duty change in UK to boost residential property market

It is almost certain that the UK Chancellor Philip Hammond will address issues in the property market in his autumn statement later this week with stamp duty and landlord tax being flagged as needing reform by the real estate industry. The latest plea for change comes from estate agents Stirling Ackroyd. Head of residential development […] The post Call for stamp duty change in UK to boost residential property market appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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